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> I think this is a very Americanized perspective, though, so I would be especially interested in hearing perspectives from other cultures. From my understandi
by bigthymer 5y ago
> I think this is a very Americanized perspective, though, so I would be especially interested in hearing perspectives from other cultures.
From my understanding, in Islam, sex is a normal, expected part of marriage. If one partner doesn't want to have sex, it doesn't give the other partner the right to demand it. Rather, if there is a lack of desire for sex, it is grounds for divorce.
- skinnymuch 5y agoUnderstanding of the original intent? Is this a thing in actual marriages of Muslims? I’ve never heard of any of this as a thing that is common knowledge. I could be out of the bubble though.
- Seattle3503 5y agoIt was the same with the puritans. You had to produce children somehow.